Sovereign Acts - Decolonising Methodologies

Natalie Harkin; Simone Tur; Alison Baker; Faye Blanch

Sovereign Acts - Decolonising Methodologies

Natalie Harkin, Simone Tur, Alison Baker, Faye Blanch

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Abstract

Bound and Unbound are four Indigenous women scholars that explore complex ideas of being both bound and free. They challenge us to rethink Sovereign identity and representation through their unique standpoints as artists and Indigenous women. Their work compels a call and response engagement with the broader Aboriginal community. Their ongoing series of performative works Bound and Unbound: Sovereign Acts, forms part of a process of giving back and cultural continuance. Their Sovereign Acts speak back to colonial institutions of power as the dominant repositories of culture/knowledge

Original language	English
Publisher	Bound/Unbound Collective
Publication status	Published - 2017
Event	Open State: A festival of innovation, collaboration, ideas and enterprise - Adelaide, Australia Duration: 28 Sept 2017 → 8 Oct 2017

Keywords

Sovereignty
decolonisation
archival -- poetics
Indigenous Australian history
performance art

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